Release Notes for Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging R VMware vappliance Software with SP5 (for CMM )

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Table of Contents Release Notes for Communication Manager Messaging R6.3.100 VMware vappliance Software... 1 Table of Contents... 4 Release Notes... 1 Document History... 1 Deploying the Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging 6.3.100 software release... 1 New Installation... 1 Upgrades... 2 Software reference lists... 3 Hardware compatibility... 3 Interoperability and requirements... 3 Fixed issues... 4 Known issues and workarounds... 6

Release Notes These Release Notes support the deployment and documentation for Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging Federal Markets R6.3.100 Document History Issue Date Description 10-August- Issue 1 is the initial Release Notes to support the deployment of Release 6.3.100. 1 2015 Deploying the Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging 6.3.100 software release New Installation Installation of the Messaging 6.3.100 release software, from its associated templates or VMware OVA, is described in the Deploying Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging documents. In addition, installation will also require Service Packs per the software reference list provided below. For new installations, please refer to one of the following guides, depending on your configuration. Then complete the initial administration chapters in the Administering Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging guide. Deploying Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging using VMware in the Virtualized Environment Implementing Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging Please read the PCN s for each of the Service Packs to familiarize oneself with the nuances of each Service Pack since some might involve reboots and commit steps. Also wait until messaging is completely up after each install before proceeding with the next Service Pack install. 10-August-2015 Page 1

Upgrades To upgrade from earlier releases of Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging, please refer to one of the following guides, depending on your configuration: Deploying Communication Manager Messaging using VMware in the Virtualized Environment NOTE: Before beginning an upgrade, or any such installation or maintenance task, it is important to have a current backup of the system. NOTE: If the version of your currently installed Messaging software is not listed above, you will need to upgrade to one of the latest release versions listed above prior to upgrading or migrating to Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging 6.3.100. Upgrade Paths You can directly upgrade to Messaging 6.3.100 from the following Messaging releases: System Platform to VMware CMM 6.3 FP4 or later VMware to VMware CMM 6.3 FP4 or later NOTE: If the version of your currently installed Messaging software is not listed above, you will need to upgrade to one of the latest release versions listed above prior to upgrading or migrating to Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging 6.3.100. 10-August-2015 Page 2

Software reference lists Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging VMware Offer (Install in this order below!) VMware vsphere File Name PLDS File ID PCN / PSN ESXi 5.0, 5.1 or 5.5 Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging 6.3.100 VMware vappliance OVA Avaya Aura Communication Manager 6.3 VMware Tools Service Pack 5 Avaya Aura Communication Manager 6.3 Kernel Service Pack 4 Avaya Aura Communication Manager 6.3 Security Service Pack 6 Avaya Aura Communication Manager 6.3.111 (Service Pack 111) Avaya Aura Communication Manager Messaging 6.3.100 Service Pack 5 (Load 141 Service Pack) (not applicable) File Name CMM-06.03.0.141.0-e51-2.ova CMM63000078 VMWT-2.6.18-400.AV2-5.5-005.tar CMM63000079 PCN 1923S KERNEL-2.6.18-400.AV2.tar CMM63000080 PCN 1922S PLAT-rhel5.3-3019.tar CMM63000072 PCN 1921S 03.0.141.0-22460.tar CMM63000082 PCN 1798S CMM-03.0.141.0-0505.tar CMM63000076 Hardware compatibility For hardware platform information, refer to the Deploying Communication Manager Messaging using VMware in the Virtualized Environment document. Interoperability and requirements See the Avaya Compatibility Matrix application for full Avaya product compatibility information. 10-August-2015 Page 3

Fixed issues in SP5 (for CMM 6.03.0.141.0) Notes: 1. SP5 is all inclusive of prior Service Packs SP1 to SP4. 2. This Service Pack cannot be installed with CMM 6.03.0.124.0. DESCRIPTION MSG-14550 MSG-18644 MSG-18773 MSG-18888 MSG-18915 MSG-19042 MSG-19147 MSG-19625 MSG-19802 MSG-19917 MSG-19073 MSG-20044 MSG-20062 MSG-20114 MSG-20200 MSG-20257 MSG-20366 SMI allows changing mailbox number to its secondary extension, which is invalid. Various Voice-Name audit issues, which need to be corrected during the audits. SMI auto-attendant: no error when editing automated attendant menu to transfer to an invalid variable length extension. AE_SYSERR when changing a primary and secondary extensions to the same value, which is not a valid error. IMAP Status does not correctly reflect number of currently running client sessions. imapd does not handle all IPv6 co-resident addresses correctly. mm audit mishandles valid audio formats. Eliminate Adata core due to invalid XML forwarding rules. Messages not forwarded due to incoming mailbox rules. ldap_full_upd status from MN is not handled properly. Ldap FEs shouldn't return empty umrecordedname attribute value. TUI: Subscriber Admin Menu: No option to: "Disable Message Delivery" unless Call- Answer-Disabled is also enabled If PIN is too small and the Minimum time between PIN changes is not yet passed, TUI forces a change of PIN, but Adata rejects change and TUI says "This call experiencing difficulties" Transfers Stop Working Every Few Days. Restart Messaging to Fix. Automatic Forwarding of outside Call Answer Messages uses an invalid 'Mail From' address. Eliminate SSL vulnerability for IMAP4, POP3 and LDAP. Removing networked machine, run network data audit to tombstone subscribers, and weekly audit to remove on AAM, subscribers removed on MN; also fixes removal of remote subscribers by other means. 10-August-2015 Page 4

MSG-20506 MSG-20524 MSG-20565 MSG-20739 MSG-20804 MSG-20850 MSG-20875 MSG-20917 MSG-21043 MSG-21094 MSG-21189 MSG-21356 MSG-21539 MSG-21620 Can not disable standard LDAP port. postfix can lose Certificate Chain File on postfix restart Outlook 2010: Address Book: searching for users only works using 'Advanced Find', Regular: 'Search' Fails with 'Unknown Error' Can not add an email address to an ELA list After shutting down abnormally, LDAP may come up in a corrupt state. SMTP Log Summary report only gives 4 dates to select from. From: address malformed on an auto-forwarded message from an ELA list. "Can't bind to Unix Socket: No such file or directory" error message on console during startup/shutdown Messaging setting incorrect SIP domain in P-AI header for MWI NOTIFY message Generated Mime versions of Priority Call Answer Messages do not have any Priority Headers. Imapd SSL_write() errors are handled incorrectly. Message Core fails to start when FIPS mode is enabled on JITC CMM-FM. TUI disconnects with "This Call Experiencing Difficulties". Restore fails due to multiple copies of the OcTime LDAP attribute. 10-August-2015 Page 5

Known issues and workarounds The following is a list of known issues with this release. Reference Number Issue Description Workaround 10-August-2015 Page 6